Things had started to lag a bit, but an email from Tom Luther and his patch a few days later brought a sudden influx of activity. He helped fix some of the events problems, and it now seems to work in the most part - and uncover a couple of other bugs!
The major feature which is missing is the databinding. The original GMap.Net Control had a good method for this, but it was hard wired into the main GMap class, and made for bulky code. I tried to break it down into more of a pattern form, but this hasn't had the desired effect (it doesn't work!), and so we need to keep on debugging it.
I've also started work on creating Unit Tests. Using NUnit I have created empty unit testing classes for all the GMap classes, I just need to now implement testing methods. My work so far has achieved a small 4% code coverage, showing there is still a long way to go. If anyone is contemplating helping out, this would be an excellent place to start.
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
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Hi,
I am glad to see that there is once again some activity.
Could you update us on whether or not you were able to convert the control to Google Maps 2.0?
That would be great!
Thanks.
I am also happy that there is some activity out there. I am attempting to implement some ajax.net on a map, and can't seem to figure it out. Seems to make the map disappear and never reload. I have posted to the mailing list, but can anyone point me in a general direction on getting this going?
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